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 1     I| Trinity, and prayed them to be harboured with him, and took water
 2   III|       holy man and his fellows harboured in the house of a widow
 3   III|       was on a time by the way harboured with a rich man, S. Ambrose
 4   III|    phantasms. In a time he was harboured in a place where always
 5   III|  Nanterre for to be lodged and harboured, the people came against
 6    IV|  lineage of that man that then harboured Paul may in no wise be hurt
 7    IV|     and in a certain place was harboured, a wench came to her in
 8    IV|      this short life we may be harboured in heaven with our blessed
 9    IV|   fantastic. ~On a time he was harboured in a place where every night
10    IV|    lodging where they might be harboured that night. And the cowherd
11     V|         Another time as he was harboured in the house of a lady,
12     V|        have, wherever the king harboured by night with the body,
13     V|       custom.~He was on a time harboured with a knight, and S. Francis
14    VI|       ye have so long kept and harboured be the same man of God.
15    VI|      told unto them how he had harboured him, and how the holy man
16    VI|   might not work, and she that harboured her had the palsy and might
17   VII|  wherein he dwelled, and there harboured he the poor that passed